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Elena Vega recently attended the auction of the historic Guitar Mansion in Columbia, Mo., with the intent to just watch as a spectator. She left shortly thereafter as the new homeowner of the six-acre Civil War-era home, which was built way back in 1862.

Apparently, she simply could not pass on the ridiculously low $155,000 price tag, considering it was purchased and renovated as recently as 2002 for $750,000.

Talk about a steal.

Now the unlikely owner just needs to decide what she wants to do with it. She knows one thing for certain: “Leveling” her small slice of history is not an option:

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Get ready Missouri, Ohio, Utah and Wisconsin deal seekers:

RealtyBid.com, which has sold more than 25,000 foreclosed homes to investors throughout the nation in recent years, has more than 400 bank-owned properties hitting the auction block from Jan. 22 to Feb. 2, 2010.

It’s a 12-day super sale with inventory from one major lender. These properties MUST be sold!

Check out what’s available (For complete details click here):

It’s a 12-day super sale with inventory from one major lender that has RealtyBid.com Executive Vice President Mike Keracher very excited for homebuyers/investors in the area.

Here’s a snip:

“As always, we have discount properties from around the country available on our website. However, one specific lender we are working with has supplied us with dozens of Ohio, Utah, Wisconsin and Missouri foreclosures to auction. This is a banner opportunity to buy homes in these states at unbelievable prices.”

All inventory will be auctioned at the lowest possible prices.

Remember that you have to submit your bids online. So head over to RealtyBid.com right now and familiarize yourself with the bidding process while you zero-in on the property that’s right for you.

Bidding is safe, easy, and compliant with all legal regulations. And you don’t have to be an experienced real estate expert to purchase a property.

To check out the homes for sale at the upcoming foreclosure auctions in Missouri, Ohio, Utah and Wisconsin, as well as to see when RealtyBid.com will auction homes in your area, click here.

Good luck!

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Five states, six days.

This weekend signals the start of huge opportunities for house hunters and investors in the Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri and Ohio markets looking to take advantage of the best real estate deals in their areas.

REDC, one of the nation’s most reputable and successful real estate auction companies, will conduct public foreclosure sales from Saturday (Oct. 10) through Thursday (Oct. 15).

That’s right: Six consecutive days of super sales on condominiums and townhomes, as well as single- and multi-family properties.

All told, 342 properties combined must be sold in less than one week. It’s the reason bids can start as low as $500 — everything must go!

Here are the locations (For complete details click here):

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Curtis Sleeper and his cave-dwelling family appear to have found a way to remain in their one-of-kind 15,000 square foot home inside a Festus, Mo., cave.

Associated Press reports that a 15-year low-interest mortgage contract has been offered to help the Sleeper’s extend their stay indefinitely, which is of course cause for celebration.

Here’s a snip from Mr. Sleeper on the positive development:

“We’re excited about it. We’re throwing a party at a friend’s cave…. It’s certainly been almost life changing — except I’m keeping my cave, so not that life changing. I’d love to hear the end of the story read, ‘and they lived happily ever after.’”

It sounds like it will. And he more than likely has himself to thank for it after an impressive local grassroots public relations effort turned into a major national story.

Indeed, his initial listing on eBay to sell the home, which is situated on a scenic three-acre lot, at a starting bid of $300,000, as well as his heartfelt story behind its creation, was an Internet and cable news sensation.

For more details on the amenities and all the blood, sweat and tears that went into building “Cave House” be sure to check out Sleeper’s very detailed Web site right here. And to check out the eBay listing go here.

But be sure to do it fast before the Sleeper’s spelunk back into the cozy confines of their cave and return to relative obscurity.

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